Cloud Power your Android Apps (Cloud Developer Roadshow 2014)

In this deck we look at how to Cloud enable your Android applications through simple creation of a Cloud Backend. We also show how to extend your apps to support Android Wear. This deck was delivered during the Google Cloud Platform Developer Roadshow events in 2014.

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1. Cloud Power your Android Apps: Quick and Easy Google Cloud Platform Developer Roadshow - 2014
2. Agenda Mobile applications need scalable back ends Using Cloud Backends Consuming Backends in an Android App Extending your App to your wrist with Android Wear 1 2 3 4
3. Mobile Applications need Scalable Backends
4. Cloud Backend Isolated from outside world 83% 63%
5. Make applications more engaging Off-device data, multi-device interactions
6. Want to focus on your code Don't worry about load balancer configurations, CDNs, scaling...
7. Google Cloud Endpoints Build Powerful Backends with APIs - Easily
8. Use familiar tools Android Studio + Java
9. Start effortlessly Auto-generated, mobile-optimized client libraries for your API
10. Scale automatically Google App Engine’s auto-scaling and high-availability
11. Using Cloud Backends
12. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
13. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
14. @Api(name = "myApi", version = "v1") public class MyEndpoint { /** A simple Endpoint that takes a name and says "Hi" back */ @ApiMethod(name = "sayHi") public MyBean sayHi(String name) { MyBean response = new MyBean(); response.setData("Hi, " + name); return response; } } MyEndpoint.java
15. @Api(name = "myApi", version = "v1") public class MyEndpoint { /** A simple Endpoint that takes a name and says "Hi" back */ @ApiMethod(name = "sayHi") public MyBean sayHi(String name) { MyBean response = new MyBean(); response.setData("Hi, " + name); return response; } } MyEndpoint.java
16. @Api(name = "myApi", version = "v1") public class MyEndpoint { /** A simple Endpoint that takes a name and says "Hi" back */ @ApiMethod(name = "sayHi") public MyBean sayHi(String name) { MyBean response = new MyBean(); response.setData("Hi, " + name); return response; } } MyEndpoint.java
17. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
18. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
19. Demo
20. Consuming Backends in an Android App
21. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
22. Client libraries tailored for your backend
23. Don't worry about "plumbing" Object serialization/deserialization, compression, SSL support; client library generation Networking, battery life, information security
24. Scale unlimitedly as your needs grow Free to get started, has full power of Google App Engine: autoscaling, high-availability, multiple storage options. Speed and reliability
25. Demo
26. http://developer.android.com/design/media/wear/clear_bold_type.jpg Extending your App for Wearables
27. Android Wear Apps and Notifications on your Wrist
28. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Backend running on Google App Engine instances Client libraries for your backend Cloud Endpoints Architecture
29. Demo
30. Recap Mobile applications need scalable back ends Using Cloud Backends Consuming Backends in an Android App Extending your App to your wrist with Android Wear 1 2 3 4
31. End